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Cikumas–an LMS that’s easy to understand

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Import your classes from Google Classroom, enter students by hand, or invite students via a class code. Upload lesson plans and assignments with drag-and-drop ease from your local drive or Google Drive. An LMS that includes more than the basics is a double-edged sword. view Google Drive resources from within Cikumas.

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6 Digital tools that help teachers create effective rubrics

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OrangeSlice: Teacher Rubric is a Google add-on that makes grading productive and professional. Teachers create, distribute and receive submitted assignments from students through Google Classroom, and Teacher Rubric facilitates the grading process. You can create a new rubric for each assignment or reuse the ones in your library.

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15 Edtech items to include in your back-to-school checklist for teachers

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If you teach using a learning management system (LMS) you most likely add all your classes to the platform. Organize LMS classes by name and color codes. Your LMS allows you to organize your lessons way ahead of time. Include your contact details for further support regarding the use of the LMS or information about the lessons.

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Need an LMS next year? Here are three to consider

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An LMS — Learning Management System — is a digital tool that tracks a wide variety of student-teacher interactions such as homework, grading, sharing of resources, parent communication, assessments, and more. full access to Google Drive. You can log in through your Google account. student and teacher blog platforms.

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4 Great Alternatives to Google Classroom

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This includes typical LMS (Learning Management Systems) functions like homework, classwork, schedules, quizzes, resources, and gradebooks so stakeholders–teachers and students–can access them from any location and any digital device. The first ‘lite’ option that most educators think of is Google Classroom.

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How Educators Save Time and Energy in Their Content Creation and Feedback Loops

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Create digital lessons from a library Recommended Resources BookWidgets Blog BookWidgets Webinars BookWidgets Tutorials Teaching with BookWidgets | Facebook BookWidgets YouTube Channel Finding user-friendly online platforms to create projects and activities is crucial in our classrooms. The Widget Library. Image Credit: BookWidgets 2.

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9 Ways to Add Tech to your Lessons Without Adding Time to Your Day

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This means they have to re-enter the lesson plan in a new format for a new LMS. Luckily, Common Core–and many State standards–provide an excellent starter list of seven ways to blend technology into your everyday teaching: have digital ebooks included in your class library. Nothing more; nothing less.